Every category scored from 0 to 100 against reference bands, a radar per team and per athlete, and the names ranked under each category. Open it after a testing day and you can see where the squad stands before anyone opens a spreadsheet.
Screenshot pending: the physical testing overview with category cards and team radar
Anthropometric, power, strength, speed, mobility and aerobic. Each raw result is normalised against that metric's reference range, so a 2.8 second sprint and a 42cm jump end up on the same 0 to 100 scale and can sit in one view. Anthropometric stays descriptive and is left out of the performance radar, because height and body mass aren't things an athlete scores well or badly at.
Scored against reference bands
Each metric carries its own range and direction, so a faster time and a higher jump both read as a better score.
Five performance categories on the radar
Power, strength, speed, mobility and aerobic. Anthropometric is descriptive and sits outside it.
Team and athlete side by side
The same radar renders for a squad average or a single athlete against it.
Every category card ranks the athletes scored in it, so the names you need are on the screen rather than three clicks into a table. The overview also surfaces the athlete with the most complete profile, which is usually the one worth reading first because there's the least missing behind the number.
Ranked per category
Top and bottom names under each category, with the score next to them.
Most complete profile
The athlete with the fewest gaps across categories, surfaced on the overview.
Straight into the detail
Each category card opens its own page with every metric and athlete in it.
Filter by date range, by testing session or by athlete, and every card follows. Where an athlete has no result for a category the radar leaves the gap open instead of drawing a zero, so a hole in your testing calendar never looks like a weakness in the squad.
Date range, session and athlete
One set of filters across the cards, radar and table.
Gaps stay gaps
An untested category is drawn as missing rather than scored as zero.
Sex specific norms
Reference bands differ by sex, so an athlete needs that on their profile before they can be scored.
Start a free trial, enter a session for the squad and read the overview the same afternoon.